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Politics › Re: Yorubas Always Regret Associating With Northerners – Doyin Okupe by Odingo1: 7:08pm On Jan 24, 2018 |
The game is on, the core North only care for their own |
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Properties › Re: Tank Farm Owned By Stallionaire On Fire In Ojo, Lagos (photos) by Odingo1: 5:49pm On Jan 24, 2018 |
lack of safety measures |
Politics › Re: Herdsmen Burn Ayodele Adigun's Palm Plantation In Ibadan by Odingo1: 5:48pm On Jan 24, 2018 |
hmm,SW keeping quiet while Fulanis is occupying their land |
Crime › Re: Ghanaian Principal Caught Having Sex With A 16-Year-Old Student by Odingo1: 12:22pm On Jan 24, 2018 |
I watch the video, the story is just a lie, the girl is paid and also the man, the video is a blue film.
The man is even setting the camera to video it well from time to time and the girl sometimes face the camera for clear capture. |
Politics › Re: Igbos Endorse Buhari For 2nd Term!! Haba by Odingo1: 8:54pm On Jan 23, 2018 |
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Politics › Re: What Did Igbos Contribute To APC To Warrant Igbo Presidency In 2023? by Odingo1: 12:13am On Jan 23, 2018 |
omonnakoda: Did not give Ekwueme contested against Obasanjo, At any rate Abiola won an election so if they gave Yoruba so what.? Since when did Yoruba nd Ebolas become equals in Nigeria ? Go and win election, have it annulled then ask Nigerians give you. Are you more important than Edo or Igala or Efik or Kanuri or Tiv. No one will Give Ebolas anything they must contest. They know they can never win because of their ugliness spiritually and behaviourally hence this blackmail. It will not work
Just like Ekwueme contested against Obasanjo so will we contest against any Ebola You are just a good for nothing tribalist,calling your follow citizens Ebola, if you dont like the Igbos support their exit and stop making noise here and there. Before there can be any peace between us you must,must accept another Yoruba President. Then we can press reset button Otherwise you can return to what you are good at playing house boy to Ab.okis You are just a good for nothing tribalist using all manner of derogatory names on Igbos, it is well, remember that man nobi God. |
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Politics › Re: What Did Igbos Contribute To APC To Warrant Igbo Presidency In 2023? by Odingo1: 11:34pm On Jan 22, 2018 |
The whole of Nigeria felt that Yorubas are short-changed in the case of Abiola and gave it all to Yorubas in 1999. It will be mischievous for Yorubas to campaign against Igbo presidency after Igbos have make it possible for them without any opposition, in the interest of one Nigeria and peaceful co-existence,Igbos should be allowed to govern without any opposition.All other major region have had their turn,Igbos should be allowed to rule Nigeria just like others. |
Politics › Re: Official Nairaland Support Thread For Donald Duke 2019 by Odingo1: 7:37pm On Jan 22, 2018 |
ProjectNaija: Let them come out to contest, nobody is going to handover the presidency to them on a platter of gold. The presidency in Nigeria has been rotational, Obasanjo became president because Nigeria agreed to field Yoruba candidate for two major political parties in other to make sure that a Yoruba man must emerge as president, let Nigeria do the same for Igbos so that Nigeria will move forward as a country. After the North it is the turn of Igbos to become the president of Nigeria just like other regionYorubas pushing for Donald Duke is a calculated attempt which will not work. |
Culture › Re: Red Ibo In Jamaica: A Profile Of The Igbo People Of Jamaica by Odingo1: 7:04pm On Jan 22, 2018 |
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Culture › Re: Red Ibo In Jamaica: A Profile Of The Igbo People Of Jamaica by Odingo1: 6:59pm On Jan 22, 2018 |
djon78: Are igbos not light skinned? My mum is light skinned, as fair as Caroline danjjuma, three of my sisters carry her complexion. My dad is dark brown me I am chocolate color, not too light. And all of us are full igbos. My mums grandma was very light skinned, I never met her, she died in the late sixties and she died in her late 90s age meaning she was born in late 1800s. My mum and 3 of her sisters got the light skinned genes from there grandma and my mum passed that same gene to her children.
Igbos have a lot of light skinned people among black Africans. And it had been like that from past, and we never had contacts with the Europeans then, I guess that guy doesn't understand the light skin the white man is talking of, not the light skin like Europeans, but Igbos have alot of yellow skin people just like Fula people but fulas have more of light skin people than Igbos. |
Politics › Re: Why We Have Rodents In Aso Villa – Perm Sec by Odingo1: 6:04pm On Jan 22, 2018 |
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Politics › Re: Official Nairaland Support Thread For Donald Duke 2019 by Odingo1: 5:41pm On Jan 22, 2018 |
jpphilips: Your post reeks of foul smell of Bigotry and tribal epilepsy, with the low IQ you posess, your worth in Libya will surely be less than $200. Just watch it. In fair play, Igbo man from SE should be the next president after the north, SW,North, SS has been there,let Igbos do also. There are good Igbo men with good records e.g Charles Soludo, Peter Obi, Chidoka, Ekwerremadu etc |
Politics › Re: Breaking: Herdsmen Set Falae’s Farm Ablaze In Ondo On January 21, 20187:37 Pm by Odingo1: 5:34pm On Jan 22, 2018 |
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Culture › Re: Red Ibo In Jamaica: A Profile Of The Igbo People Of Jamaica by Odingo1: 4:38pm On Jan 22, 2018 |
maclatunji: Benin and the Slave Trade
The kingdom of Benin (not to be confused with the modern Republic of Benin) was amongthe earliest, longest lasting, and most active participants in the European trade on the SlaveCoast, including the trade in slaves. From "pre-European" times, Benin was one of themightiest powers on the eastern Slave Coast. The Portuguese probably reached Benin in1472, but established strong relations with the kingdom only in 1485/86, when they founded atrade “factory” at the port of Gwato.
Europeans demanded slaves from the very beginning of trade with Benin, and it was there that the Portuguese purchased their first large slave cargoes.Portugal (until the mid-16th century), the Netherlands (late 16th– early 18th centuries), andGreat Britain (mid-18th–19th centuries, culminating in the occupation of the country in 1897)successively became the dominant European powers in the Benin region, although the French,Germans, and others also intermittently established presences there. Before the mid-17th century, Benin exported slaves not only to the New World, but also to Europe and the GoldCoast.
In 1506, a slave typically cost between twelve and fifteen manillas (brass bracelets); by 1517, the price had risen to 57 manillas. After the 1520s, cowry shells replaced manillasas the most popular “money” in the slave trade (in 1522, fifty manillas were equal to 6,370cowries). Goods such as hats, beads, etc. were also bartered for slaves. From the late 16th to the late 17th century, Benin never sold its own citizens, but only female captives (including Igbo, Sobo, Ijaw, and others) captured in war or purchased from neighboring peoples. From the mid-17th to 18th centuries, however, slaves became the principal trade “goods” acquired byEuropeans, and foreign male prisoners and eventually citizens of Benin itself were also soldabroad. In the heyday of the slave trade, Benin supplied 3,000 slaves a year. A contemporaryrelated that “The West India planters prefer the slaves of Benin … to those of any other partof Guinea…”
Source: http://www.academia.edu/1903485/Benin_and_the_Slave_Trade
You guys can be combative and boastful but know that it is not everybody that doesn't know history or their left from their right.
Somegirl1, there is the academic basis for my position. It didn't take much to figure it out, Benin had great influence over the adjoining area. It was the major power to contend with, any other Kingdom could not afford to fight it directly. Your claim have no basis, Any criminal can lay ambush on people and capture them even in this modern time, that does not show that this people have dominance over the people they captured, infact it shows weakness on their part unlike Bini direct rule over lagos and its environs. In history,there is never in any book or documentary that shows that any part of Igboland is under conquest from Bini or Fulani. The reason is that Igbo villages in the olden days are heavily fortified from the entrance and Igbos have no central king that give orders or rule over an entire region.So many empires like Bini is afraid to go eastward because you will fight the war village by village,even the Brittish saw red in Igboland. |
Culture › Re: Red Ibo In Jamaica: A Profile Of The Igbo People Of Jamaica by Odingo1: 2:21pm On Jan 22, 2018 |
You Africans argue alot, English and German have similar and sometimes the same words meaning the same thing, does it mean that one borrowed from the other one. You came to this world and met your language and you are arguing wether the other one borrowed from your own.something that you dont know how it came about. |
Politics › Re: Emmanuel Egwu Rejects Cattle Colony In Kogi by Odingo1: 7:06pm On Jan 21, 2018 |
laudate: You bear Igbo names in your locality. Are the people who bear those names, now Igbo people? Rotimi Amaechi who is the transport minister, has a Yoruba first name. Does that mean he is Yoruba? No! he is a full-blooded Ikwerre man! The same Rotimi Amaechi you are reffering to have told you that he is an Igbo man of Ikwerre extraction, he said his father gave him the name Rotimi because the man is role model to his father. Ikwerre in Rivers, Ika in Delta, Igbanke in Edo are all Igbo people. Igalas are not Igbos but many are of Igbo origin, they speak Igbo and bear Igbo names, with Igbo names as the name of their villages. |
Politics › Re: Emmanuel Egwu Rejects Cattle Colony In Kogi by Odingo1: 6:30pm On Jan 21, 2018 |
 laudate: Oga, the Igbo in Kogi are not indigenous to the area. Go and speak to the indigenes in each of those local govts. It is a fallacy to say that "many Igala people are Igbos." How and when did Igala people become Igbo??  Most Igala people bear Igbo names and speak Igbo, most are Igbo migrants which are now Kogi people under Igala. I dont do blind argument. Bye. |
Politics › Re: Emmanuel Egwu Rejects Cattle Colony In Kogi by Odingo1: 5:58pm On Jan 21, 2018 |
laudate: Lies! Igbo is a second language in those communities, because of the Igbo migrants who settled there. No, they are indiginous to Kogi, many Igala people are Igbos.They migrated long time ago and occupy the place just like Okun people that migrated from Yoruba to Kogi. |
Politics › Re: Emmanuel Egwu Rejects Cattle Colony In Kogi by Odingo1: 5:53pm On Jan 21, 2018 |
AyakaDunukofia: Ugwuebonyi, Ebokwe, Ozara, Amaeke, Amankpo, Amauwani camp, Amaokwu, Amadiefioha, Amaufulu, etc. all in Igalamela/Odolu LGA. The Odolu community in Igalamela/Odolu LGA is said to speak Igala as first language and the Nsukka Igbo dialect as second language. In Ibaji LGA, we can see some town names such as Nwajala, Umuoye, Ubulie-Umueze They are Igala people but in actual sense they are Igbos because they bear Igbo names and speak igbo dialet but claim Igala. |
Politics › Re: Emmanuel Egwu Rejects Cattle Colony In Kogi by Odingo1: 5:49pm On Jan 21, 2018 |
jamesibor: There is an Igbo speaking part in Kogi and Benue just like there are Igala speaking communities in Anambra. No there is no Igbo speaking communities in Kogi, it is Benue that have that, many Igala people bear full Igbo names both surname and first name, like Chidi Egwu. |
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Politics › Re: IPOB Members Protest In Abia, Demand To Know Nnamdi Kanu’s Whereabouts (Photos) by Odingo1: 9:03pm On Jan 20, 2018 |
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